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AI Summary

  • Formatted specifically for TurboTax’s CSV import feature, so you can skip manual transaction entry
  • Covers all capital gains and losses from crypto disposals, both short-term and long-term
  • Upload the CSV directly into TurboTax under Investment Income to populate Schedule D automatically
  • Use this report instead of the Form 8949 report when filing through TurboTax
  • Staking rewards and airdrops are income events, not capital gains, and must be entered separately in TurboTax
If you are filing with TurboTax, you do not want to manually enter hundreds of crypto transactions. The TurboTax Gain-Loss Report from KoinX is formatted specifically for TurboTax’s import feature. Download the CSV file, upload it into TurboTax, and let the software populate your capital gains automatically.

What Does the TurboTax Gain-Loss Report Contain?

The report includes the transaction details required for TurboTax to calculate your capital gains.
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ColumnWhat It Means
AmountQuantity of the asset sold or disposed
Currency NameCryptocurrency involved in the transaction
Purchase DateWhen the asset was originally acquired
Date SoldWhen the asset was sold or disposed
Cost BasisOriginal purchase value of the asset
ProceedsTotal value received when the asset was sold
TurboTax uses this data to automatically calculate short-term capital gains, long-term capital gains, and total gains and losses.

Example From the Report

Asset NameAsset UnitDate SoldDate AcquiredCost BasisProceedsDuration8949 Code
BNB0.0301-05-202501-05-20251912.281911.83shortI
BNB0.05201-05-202501-05-20253313.843313.84shortI
BNB0.01801-05-202501-05-20251147.101147.10shortI

How Is This Different from Form 8949?

FeatureForm 8949 ReportTurboTax Gain-Loss Report
FormatPDFCSV
Use CaseManual filing or CPAsTurboTax import
DataSame transactionsSame transactions
Best ForPaper filing or other tax softwareTurboTax users
The data is identical; only the format differs.

How to Import into TurboTax

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1

Download the report from KoinX

Go to Tax Reports, select the correct tax year, locate the TurboTax Gain-Loss Report, click Generate, and download the CSV file.
2

Upload to TurboTax

Open TurboTax and navigate to Investment Income. Select Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other. Choose Upload CSV or Import from file, then upload the KoinX CSV file.
3

Confirm import

TurboTax will import and categorise the transactions, then automatically populate Schedule D.

What Transactions Are Included?

The report includes capital gains events only.
IncludedNot Included
Crypto sold for fiatCrypto purchases
Crypto-to-crypto tradesWallet transfers
Crypto used for paymentsStaking rewards
All taxable disposalsAirdrops
Income events must be reported separately in TurboTax’s income section.

Does KoinX Directly Integrate With TurboTax?

No live API connection exists. The workflow is: KoinX calculates gains and losses, you download the TurboTax CSV, and TurboTax imports the file. This is the standard workflow used by most crypto tax platforms.

Common TurboTax Import Issues

File format not recognised: Make sure you downloaded the TurboTax Gain-Loss Report, not the Form 8949 PDF. Date format error: Do not edit the CSV in Excel before importing. Re-download the original file if formatting changed. Missing transactions: This can occur if some exchanges were not integrated, transaction data is incomplete, or your TurboTax version has import limits.

TurboTax Version Requirements

Crypto imports may require TurboTax Premier or TurboTax Self-Employed. Basic versions may not support large transaction imports.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. TurboTax generates Form 8949 automatically after importing the CSV.
Some TurboTax versions have import limits. If you exceed them, consider using TurboTax Premier or Self-Employed.
No. Staking rewards and airdrops are income events, not capital gains. These must be entered separately in TurboTax.

Last modified on March 13, 2026